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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-03-02
4 Good Planning Season.

The New Orleans IIme&-Dem0crnt says
that this is confessedly the best planting
season the Southwest has ever known.
From every portion Of Louisiana, Alabama,
Mississippi and Texas come the most en-
couraging accounts of the planting. The
weather has been favorable throughout
and not for one but for every variety Of the
crops cultivated The sugar planters are
not yet done congratulating themselves
over the good condition il which they lind
the seed cane aud the unexpected increase
in acreage they have consequently been
able to make. and the same favorable re-
port comes Of the other crops
!'nc winter has been specially good for
fruit. etc. and there viii be I large yield
this spring and sunllaer. There has been
Just the right proportion Of rain. and the
ground is consequently in the Very best con
C.t;on foI plowing and planting.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-03-02

Owing to the caucus and to legislation in
the Senate. which demanded the attention
Of the members OF the Texas Investigating
Committee, that committee had no session.
IIr Montgomery. Commissioner OF Pal
cGts. called on tie President :::ist notified
llilu nf hi; Gcsijc 10 rct;.rn u the pract:Ge
OF lis pro!e>>io:: il 5Iici.:za: IN TIC c.s:lE
sIIiGnc"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-03-02
PITTS { rs CAts5zIN NATIYE!
FOR lIESJIS AND
TEEIHING CHILD r EN-.

AZ instant relief for colic OF infants.
Cures Dysentery, DialTh@a, Cholera
mfaatu!a or any diseases OF the stomach
and bowels. Makes the critical period
OF TeetiliGg safe aDd easy. Is q safe and
pleasant tonic For sale by Ill druggists,
and for wholesale by HOWARD, WnLET
i; Co, Augusta, Ga.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-03-02
GnTSTT2g s'E<Ss5I.

whie, Is &cvoI3.!a - sac AunGs, is ar
rnsfcC ard care. ~ Tins remedy if taken be-
fore t!.,.i..t stages % the disease are reached.
From rs n,arycIOus ror"C!' OYER tEiS terribly
celebrated renee 20 the pliU!ic. Or. PIERCE
Thought scrUr,s!g- 0f calling i: his Con
sumption .':;-c,.' b@t ahaadoned that
-ul:!c as 100 iiir!;"i TO- = medicine '"hlch,
from ifs wonderful r,.t;G!@a of tonic, or
stree. .2r:;cr!ac :!iG.2.i*". ~ ;o"&-c!cansing,
ant-5:I:oHs, pee a:.;. ;,:i1 'fi.;"f;ivc proper
lies. is :r.rGt.;;i"i un: Only @s remedy for
cca>umrtion. It;- iv.' az E5i-c2:c Dis.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-03-02

! Western woman prayed for money
and found it, as though this was a miracle.
We know of Several Eastern men that
proved for money and found it.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-03-02

: : = Pile tumors, rupture and fist
uI;e, radically cured by improved methods
Book. l0cents in stamps. Worlds DiSpen-
S nv Medical Association, Buffalo, y. \.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-03-02
Liver, and and Lungs.

II vou tac! Ill. ,l.cwsF'. Gsb.itated, have
on face q, !;,.ly frequent headache or dizZ-
mess, bad ..,ss5 y n;rI.;::. iarcraal heat or
cli: ;g!l:i:!,.i'c VIII 70: .'tsf!cs %" spirits
@ai giaa.%r f...,sdi.,Gs. ii'rt ;sGiai .appetitc,
a,l,i cor p, 1919. yOU# ;Gc StiHcrinT from
gl,:l:gsa-:G.: ar.-HC asia. and Torpid
y,:.cr. OF -z:];,s;;r;:c=:..'' IL many
cas.s o;.!r ra%: ur ,!u,, symptoms are expo
r..gm:2.i. IS i r.:Iody joG ii! such clses,
N-. E.:crc2.S Golden Wc&irsi Dis.
coycry !s l:Ii~rirn#$,@i
Eor xs@%.l 2."::GS. Splitting OF
BLOOD. s.lsor:n2;-S c; Breath, Sron.
cI.;iiS, &SliliE., sc.c.-c Coughs, and
$0tD ~ Ei:vGGs~Is. 1t $I.o0, or SIX
Is0E'F1.ES c5- $50.
;:2G,. te1 cents u st;t.l!rS :or ~. Plerce5
hook on Consumption. Address.
E5crI2'S ESP" :;.a:y .Ic>!i"3i asso-
cEation. Cts Main Street, BUFFALO, y. \.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-03-02

Doctors say that r:crie would hc he:l!ti:
icr if they ate more onions. Undoubtedly
they would It wo&.i! keep tic!A from
roinr ont ri;rhfs
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
Murdered by Cow Beys.

ALBUQUERQUB, =. H., April % AT
the i,tle cattle town Of Seven Rivers,
eighty miles from this city. Fennesey and
Ensey. TWO COW boys belonging TO one Of
the numerous ranches in that neighbor
hood, having b en- paid their mosth's
wages, came into town 10 spend their
money. Having filled up in the morning
they commenced shooting at the bottles il
the saloon, hut were charmed by ranch
owner named Burdett. who returned their
weapons on their promise that they would
shoot no more. Becoming more intoxicaI
ed the cow Eoys convinced themselves tina;
they had been insulled by Burdeit. whom
they hunted up and GAME upon unaware~,
when Fennessy shot him through the heart.
The men MAIDS their escape 10 No Mans
Land, where ii will probably he impossible
10 capture them, although Sheriff and
posse have started in pursuit. Burdett W as
one of the most popular men il the neigh
karhpOi
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
OVER THE OCEAN.


PARIS, April 22.-M. Derrolde, in an
interview today. gave the apathy and tim
ldity which the government had shown in
dealing with Germany as the reason for
his resigning the presidency OF the Patri.
otto League.
The arrest Of the French commissary
Schnabelle, of Pagni Surmoiselle, by Ger
man police otter he had been decoyed over
the frontier, is regarded as serious matter
in official circles d. Goblet, prime
minister, and NJ f. Lorens, for
eign minister, were in conference
at midnight last night and for the
purpose Of determining what action TO take
tn the premises, and they again met this
morning 10 further consider the subject
Paix says that the government has de-
manded az explanation Of the arrest from
Germany. French newspapers generally
regard the occurrence as n direct provoca-
ton On Germany's part and exhort the peo-
pie to be calm aud not 10 play Prince
Bisnarcks game.
II. Schnabeiies arrest is badly interpreted
in the stock market and rents have fallen.
Quotations of per cents for account at
this hour is - franchise, so confines, a
fall of one france and 10 centimcs from
the dosing price Of last evening.
The government will not complain 10
Germany Of the arrest Of ii. Schnabelle
until full inquiries have been made into the
case The lntransiegant, Henri RocKfort
editor. is the only paper that Is rabid in
comments on the affair. Other papers are
moderate in reference to 1t. Later dis
patches confirm the statement that Al.
Schnahelle was arrested on French terri
tory. N. +. Lorens will await the result
of minute inquiry on the spot before de-
manding PREPARATION from Germany for the
arrest. The performance Of Wagner
opera Lohengrin, TO have taken place at
the Eden theatre il Paris tomorrow, has
been postponed owing 10 the feeling that
has been caused by the frontier occurrence.
The French papers are unanimous In
the statement that II. Schnabelie was ar
rested on French soil by the German Off
GERS who took him ipLo custody. The
Temps publishes a dispatch from Stras
burg stating that the German officials sus
pecJed III. Schnaheie of having relation
with persons in Germany for the purpose
of obtaining information concerning the
military measures being taken around
Metz for the use Of French military Off
Gals The authorities of the foreign Office
believe that the German government Will
make an explanation Of the affair that viii
calm the present indignation felt by
ErcnChIaen
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
sporting Notes.

New YORK, April 2e-Bsrnum has
gone back to forties for the Subureaa.
Mrs. Potter Ashc of California. will race
her string Of horses under her own name
this year.
Tie father Of Jack Dempsey was buried
from his home in Williamsburg yesterday.
Alfred De Orc, better known as Alfred
Bsblo, Yesterday forwarded check for
So 80 Nr. John d. O'CouRor as forfeit
to play Albert ii. Frey series Of pool
games for the championship and The gros.
rccipts
Pal Casey, ths champion hand ball
pla, er of America. and Bernard AcGuace
the eS-, hsnli \. met in game yesterday
for the first TIM since Casey won the chsIn
pian>hip from NcQaafe several years ago,
The Iustch was wsruly contested through
out and WAS won by Casey " q score of 4
IN
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
A Fatal Wreck

PIrTsBURe, Pa. April ga heavy
coke train on the Pittsburg. Mckeesport &,
1oughlogheny railroad ran into a large
boulder. near Fuller station, fifty miles
east Of Pittsbury, about l o'clock this
morning, and was badly wrecked The
fireman, Charles Silk, and brakeman
named George Lewis, were caught be
tween the engine and cars and crushed to
death. Their remains were terribly man
gled and almost unacceptable. Engi
neer Samuel Ramsey was thrown from the
cab into tue Youghiogheny and quite
severely hurt He was rescued from a
watery grave by the remaining members
Of the crew who were not injured. The
boulder had evidently fallen from tie hill
during the night
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
AnIpdiau Tribe DESTROYED.

CHICAGO. April ga special from
Victoria, B. c., says: Four Kyuginot
Indians bring tidings Of the wreck Of the
schooner Active thirty miles south. The
schooner was broken up and its name could
not be positively ascertained, wreckage,
however, was that of schooner like the
Active. There were on board Jake Quit
man, owner of the vessel, ano four officers,
besides twenty-eight Clayoquet Indians.
belonging to Chief Kilsoinat's tribe All
these undoubtedly persisted Chief Kilso
mat was at the head of the Indian hunters
and canesmen on board The death Of its
head and so many Of the tribe is tanta-
mount to its extinction.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
The Fight Against 40.

NEW YORK. April % The general i'm
precision among the Knights of Labor is
that District Assembly 40 has received q
very serious blow by the withdrawal Of
Local Assembly No. 1854, announced last
night. Unless the threats of the Knights
who gathered around Pythagoras hall, the
headquarters Of the Knights, today mean
nothing. the revolution has only COM
menced. Other local assemblies are much
incensed against the leaders, and are only
waiting chance to withdraw. They are
determined to break up No. 40.
The American Federation of Labor, in
association OF trades unions. which does
not attempt to put the determination Of in
dividual action in the hands Of a master
workman, will absorb most of the dis
grun,led local assemblies. The leaders of
No. 40 were all at headquarters this morn
ing, but refused to make any statement for
publication.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
Exoitisx ecvnes at a Fire.

INV YORK, April - The site of old
Bullshesd market and place of shelter 10
thousands OF horses WAS st , O'Clock this
morning the scene Of couhaSration.
Nremea were seriously impeded by the
movements of frightened horses who rear
Ell aud pranced sbou, in their stalls and on
the tlosr in q way that for q time defied all
efforts at removal and by The time the
third alarm had been sent out seven big
animals, valued AZ g 500, had been rosst
ed alive. The stabls was damaged to the
extent Of Sl0, geo.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
TIE BALD KNOEBERE.
The Grand Jury After tho Regulators,
Bent on Getting the Bottom FaclS.

Bent on OSttluG the 3OtLcm EaCtS.
ST.. LOUIS, april 21.-The Ozark, No,
grand jury yesterday indicted all the Bald
Knobbers now under arrest, eleven in yum
Der. for the murder Of George Edens. 1t
is reported that Judge Hubbard's charge to
the grand jury spread terror throughout
the Build Knob section around Chad wick
and that a genera! exodus of the unm2sked
brotherhood will take place soon. Joe In
man made list of men Of the Bald Knob
order in Christian county that duplicates
preachers, merchants, doctors, Justices Of
the peace and many wealthy, influential
citizens.
Inmsn and Graves agree with Walker IN
the estimation of The number is Christian
county nj 800 and the names OF many prom
inent men who accompanied them in their
criminal raids behind black mask. Graves
relates how Walker proposed 10 prove an
slibi fOr each man present at the Edens
Green murder. The chief himself carried
his wounded boy into Douglas county thai
night. Public opinion has asserted itself
and the regulators SIRE now terror stricken.
ST LOUIS. April ga special to the
Post Dispatch from Ozark. No, says:
The granu jury resumed work this mora
ing and il is expected will return another
bach OF indictments before night. Those
found yesterday charged the parties in
dicted with numbering Wn. Edens, sim
ply. Those 10 be found are expected 10
charge the same persons with killing Chas.
Green. the other man murdered during the
assault on Edens' house, thu. making iheis
Liable for TWO distinct murderers. These
are plain indications that the jury Intends
to thoroughly investigate who compose. the
Bald Knobber organization avd get at Tie
bottom Of ali their donCs.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
Roycott Resur1eI,

CuICAso. April g Genera Passenger
Asea, Ford. of the Pennsylvania Com
peny, wired the Missouri Pacific and Dur
liHgton officials To-Day that the eastern trunk
lines objected 10 eIemp'iug the western
roads from the bsycot. snG he would have
10 revoke the exemption 81 rhc Two west
ecn roscs from the BOYCOTT; uulcss there
MAS a proEaise forthcoming not to pay com
missions To such condition the Ms
souri, Pacific and Burlington decline 10
s,:sGIit. and tie boycott ssSinz: them viii
Re r, x,lurd ionorrow
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
Sociaiistjc coalition,

CHICAGO. April % 1t is asserted that
three socialistic orgreiza;ions of the United
States are about to coalisce Tue three
organizations are the Socisl;stic Labor
party-its members are milder. conserva-
tive men, numbers of It's members being
Germans; International Workingmen's As
sociation, bold and strong in western states
its members are known as reds, and
are mainly responsible for riots against
Chinese labor. The black" or Working
Peoples Association is the body Whose
members are called anarchists Chicago
groups, anticipating the present action, dis
handed. leaving its members free 10 join
the coalition
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with Closed Doors.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. April 22.-Bofore
the interstate commerce commission this
morning c. p Clark, president Of The New
York & New Haven railroad. prc,enttd a
petition in behalf OF certain roads in south
ern New England asking for suspension
Of the 4th section Of the law On account of
water competition at great number OF
points.
Several attorneys for the trans continent
yol transportation interests addressed the
remarks of Yesterday. Tue commission
devoted the afternoon session 70 conference
with closed doors.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
ChiId'4 Eody Cut in Twain

XENIA. O.. April GA six year old
daughter Of Larry Ratchtord. q section
boss on the Little Mama Railroad. was in
SANITY killed by Dayton 81 Ironton
west bound train. this evening at 2:30
at the crossing of their road with the Lutte
Miami. She had gathered sn arnload of
Grips at the end Of The new signal house
and stepped out from behind the house just
as the train came along. The engineer re
versed his engine, but it was too late. The
little girl went down under the wheels, and
her body was cut in two just below the
arms. No bisme is attached 10 any enc.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
Discrimination DuL't Go.

DUBUQUE, Ia, April 22-Suit vas he
gun IN the federal court today against the
Chicago Milwaukee 81 ST. Paul railroad
by the Dubuque Jobbcrs and Manufactnr
ers Association under the long and short
haul clause of the interstate law The ale
cation Is that the railroad charged q thirty
three cent rate on certain commodities in
hardware from Chicago to Adams, Min
ueso;a, distance of 3S4 miles, and a
thirty Eve cent rate from Dubuque to
Adams. distance Of l5a
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
KANSAS City Grain and Provisions.

KANSAS City Gram and ProvisiODs.
KANSAS CRY April q.
DaDv Indicator reports wheat duh; No REQ.
cash 20 ASKED, NAV 7uls bid Il asked; June tx bid
No soft, ash. Is bid.
I.,ru stt,,,; No. cash, 81 bid, 52ll sskei MAJ
z II bid, S25s asked: June niGs offers; July
9 ~ bid 81 asked No. whte, cash. 1913 asked.
oats. No. white cash, % bid.
Flour, dull steaGy; quotations Xxx 50; Xxx $40
al 10 family 81 l5sl 25; choice 81 3t -; fancy TO
extra fancy 81 sat 65; patent 81 sb9.2 -
Corn Meal--Green, o.: dried. So choice yellow, S.
bulk, ~.
f,ran-Bulk, So; sacked, 81.
Flax seed-g1.
Rutter-Creamery. fancy. 3d. fre dairy, u.
Cneese-Fu cream lS1s3li: fats .@oS.
Fygs-Steady 1919 per doz.
P0utry-Oid hens, lot. heavy, So 5 <5 ROSTERS 20
turkeys. 9a1I.
t'rovisions.-Sugar cured hams, ll@ bacon To- dried
beef H. dried beef Gle r. g. dry salt cieal rib sides,
s. %; long clear So 81 shoulders. Sc 20; short clear
D 10, smoked cleer rib Sides 50 10; long cl9sr,
Sc 81 shoulders, Sc IS: short clear, s. g.
Mers Pork-Sls %.
Lard.4EOic9 fierce. 81 90,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
(int Cox OF tlts OWL.

TErAxkAsA. Tex, April g -Dity 5.Ar-
shal George Edwards vas sitting on oo1
in from; OF saloon tonight. whea JACK
King csmc Up ard demanded that TIE bor
he given up 10 hin. kdusr3s refuses 10
move and King knocked hiU over Ei-
warts q. once r.gsis~i Ats fees. aud dr,v
Ing . revoived shot King dead He then
gave hinself in charge OF 81 olic..
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
Raptist Foreign Missions.

CHICAGO, IL. April 90 The western
division OF the Womens Baptist Foreign
Missionary Society convened here todsy.
TIE report Of the secretary showed that
the socicty had paid ss5 7,23 to support for
eiEn missions, while s.. $50 had paid the
home expenses. There have been received
rs contributions from twenty seven staieS
$27 $40. and there is balance ou hand of
81, 43S. The report of the corresponding
secretary recomueuded system Of weekly
Conirihuiieps IL churCsvs.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
Victims Of Portable saw Mill.

LANCASTER Ohio. April % On the
farn of Fredrick johnson. fourteen miles
west OF this ciEy, the boiler Of II portable
saw mill exploited. Instantly killing Steph-
en- Stoltz and Peter George. Samuel
Houston, lad III attendance on the engine,
had one leg broken, and was internally in
jured Sio!'zs body was hurled two
hundred yards from the wreck. and
Georges head went sailing through the air
i-i
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
Insurance Frau6s Dlsoto,ed,

LAssINa. Mich, April 2a-The com
niitee on investigation of the Mutual In
sursuce companies report grave disclosures
They report assessment companies would
take any kind Of risks with or wilhou,
knowledge, often forging his asmc 20 the
application. sad pockeilng receipts in the
event of death. Paapers At poor house,
were insured for the benefit OF superintend
EMS acd doctors, the Insured dying patients
Some Legislators are implicated and many
respectable men were interested.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
Murder Case RI Toledo.

TOLEDO, O.. April 22-The trial Of
Nelson Payne for the murder of james
Good n III Wildcas Chute, a disreputaole
house III This city, was begun before Judge
Pike this morning. An indictment
against Payne for murder in the first de
sres was Quashcd by the last Grand Jnry
and an indictment for murder in the sec
oad degree WAS substituted Payne wears
Il Grand Army badge. All tho parties to
the case are coioyed
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
Fatal Elevator Accident.

CINCINNATI, April 2l.-Ths Times
Stars special from CoDnOrsville. Ind. says
the elevator at the Cooley Morrison fucni-
ture factory fell from the fourth floor to
the cellar this morning. killing George
fIampson and probably fatally injuring
John Mccormick aud W f Barcus The
accident WAS caused BY the breaking Of the
roDpS
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CleveIaaa's Arbitrary Orders.

SANTA FEE, n. D.. April 81 The
Gicarills Apache Indians, numbering
about 600 will be removed from the Mes
calero reservation, where they have been
since 1888, to the old reservation which
was thrown open to settlement by eXecu-
tive order Of President Arthur and since
been settled By over 100 settlers. Presl
dent Cleveland's order 10 vacate the lands
will work great hardship on these families,
who have lived here as bona tide settlers.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23

MTLwACEss. April s2-Tae special
traiE hearing the remains of Hon. Ale1sn
der Mitchell Arrived a, O'Clock this n I'm
ing The remains were taken in charge by
a COMMITTEES Snd escorted To bis late resi-
dence where they were received and depcs-
itc-i IN the apartment prepared for them
where they will renlaia us,il arrangements
for the funeral have been completed
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
A honnnLA AT kAHderA.

GALVESTON, Tex, April ga special
10 the News from San Antonio. Tex, says:
Col. n. o. Green. & prominent lawyer OF
this city, who has just returned from Ban
dera. reports the discovery Of vein OF sill
YER ore nesr that place. which is two feet
wide and grows wider rs il goes down.
Tho discovery produced considerable ex
element
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
rEhx. Gold Brick SwjQdIn,

NEW York, April 22-The gentleman
who left The four bricks of copper ct the
assay Office Wednesday discovered his mis-
lake yesterday He had taken them IS Sc
curly for 81 900 from two men represent
ing themselves as agents for western min
ing company; The bricks being products Of
new mine The victim is well known il
mining circles Search $ being made for
t!ic would DO mihera
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
Struck by tho Limited Express.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April % The
Chicago limited express west, on the Penn
sylvania railroad. on Monday. struck a
wagon near DilIersvlle, Lancaster county,
containing Mr. and Mrs. John Becker and
a three yearold boy. Charley. When the
train was stopped Mr.. and Mrs. Becker
We're found to be dead but the child was
unhurt.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23

LONDON, april 22--The arrest by the
Germans of IL Schnabellc caused dcprcs
sion III the stock market
AdviccS from Novinea, the capital Of
New Caledonia, state that the French have
occupied Wells islands in the South Paci-
fic for the purpose of establishing a coaling
81
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Railroad and EXPRESS Deals,

NEVADA, Mo-, April 22-The Missouri Pa
cific Railway Company bought All additional
eighty acres OF land in this city north OF tbs
depot today. It will be used IN their yards
aud for their shops, in connection with other
purchases which the company recently made.
The Pacific Express Company bought
business lot on Cherry street Ia this city to-
day and will erect q building for their local
offices. This place has been made the end of
express divisions and the messengers o. the
n. K. q T. and Nevada & Minden will make
thor hcedouarters here
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